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1 week ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
Excitement is building and flowers are beginning to bloom all over Chelsea as the illustrious neighbourhood gears up to celebrate the RHS Chelsea Flower Show (Tue 20th – Sat 24th May). A hidden gem and one of Wildflower’s favourite pubs is The Surprise in Chelsea and we agree that there’s no better spot to soak up the atmosphere as the flower show and all it entails comes to town. It’s just a short walk from the showground at Royal Hospital Road, so perfect for reviving after a day at the show.
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1 week ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
End your day by taking away a generous Wildflower goodie bag packed with treats from some of our favourite brands. Morning tea, lunch and all refreshments are included. This course is suitable for all levels with no experience necessary. Date: Wednesday 4th June 2025Time: 10am – 3pmLocation: Temple Guiting Manor, Temple Guiting, Glos. GL54 5RPTickets cost £185 per person.
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1 week ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
Combining ethics with aesthetics, the fashion brand, FWP by Rae has turned fashion into a sustainability statement, creating a brand that is as responsible as it is completely unique. Like many entrepreneurs, founder Rae’s journey into fashion started on the back of frustration – she loved cool t-shirts but was exasperated by the limited options on the market that were either badly, cheaply made or overpriced.
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2 weeks ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
Having started its life as a small gift concession in a village shop in Northampton, today Seaton Gifts has blossomed into a family-run business and online store, led by the dynamic husband-and-wife duo, Vanessa and James Berry.
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1 month ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
The sun makes a welcome return along with some of our favourite seasonal events. From flower shows and workshops to literature festivals, operas and wine and food gatherings, here’s what’s in our springtime diary. PS: most events are ticketed or need to be booked in advance.
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1 month ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
Has Britain become the world’s most exciting wine region? It’s definitely a new frontier of winemaking. Even though we have made wine in one form or another since the Roman times, our modern-day wine industry is young, and more ‘new world’ than old. Today, our local producers are creating world-beating sparkling wines and elegant still wines, where experimentation and innovation is the name of the game.
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2 months ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
At the inaugural Wildflower Live Event, Garden Photographer Clive Nichols is running an inspirational photography workshop on 29 April at the beautiful Ashby Manor House, NorthamptonshireSpend the day with Clive Nichols and learn how to photograph your garden or favourite flowers in a personal session hosted by one of the UK’s most celebrated garden photographers. With more than 40 years’ experience, Clive is undoubtedly one of Britain’sfinest garden and flower photographers.
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2 months ago | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
Even with its aura of artisanal craftsmanship, the mixer drinks brand, Double Dutch has become a global leader for its creativity and innovation. And at the helm of this success story are two young mavericks – twin sisters who founded the business in their early twenties.
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Feb 3, 2025 | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
If you’re a lover of all things bright and beautiful then there’s no better place to look than National Garden Scheme gardens full of daffodils for those wonderful golden moments this spring. While many National Garden Scheme gardens have daffodils spotted among their pretty borders there are a golden selection where daffodils create a wonderfully dramatic focus.
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Feb 2, 2025 | 
wildflowermagazine.co.uk | Zoe Levey
Throughout history, craftmanship has been essential in shaping the way we live, combining necessity with artistry. Candles, originally used for light now fill homes with warmth and scent, whilst pottery developed from storage into fine ceramics. Jewellery has consistently been a form of self-expression, and weaving and knitting are now considered artisanal craft. Passed down through generations, these crafts are ever evolving, whilst staying true to their origins.
